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Because I kept telling myself it would pass.
Roberto and Miriam arrived on a Saturday with three large suitcases and a politeness that felt rehearsed.
“We appreciate your hospitality,” Roberto said, smiling. “We hope we won’t be a burden.”
I almost believed him.
The House Begins to Change
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